i Rossoneri - Journey Back To The Top

Since the sacking of Massimiliano Allegri on Saturday, AC Milan chairman Silvio Berlusconi has shown no remorse over the departure, and has instead continued his angry rant about the "betrayal". Allegri was sacked last weekend after telling media sources that he was to leave the San Siro after the season coming had finished. Berlusconi reacted angrily over his decision to do so before being consulted. But after days of speculation over who would replace him, the choice has finally been revealed.


Former Italy and AC Milan centre back, Alessandro Nesta, was today introduced to the public at the San Siro. Supporters from across the globe bought tickets to the event, but none of them were aware of who would be unveiled. As he came out of the changing room tunnel, optimism turned to sheer joy, and he received a standing ovation from the packed stadium. The thirty-seven year old was considered by many as the best centre back of his generation, and it was clear that even the youngsters who turned out to the event had recognized him instantly.


He gave a speech to the fans, in which he told of his plans for the future of the club. He told the expectant fans how he was hoping to win the league, and restore AC Milan's status as one of the best clubs in Europe. Whether he can live up to his own expectations remains to be seen, but this optimism and hope from the new boss will surely rub off on the players and fans, and we could well see them back in the Champions League Final soon enough.